The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-01
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Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad. ~~5H i"
Mr.. W. A. Turner is ct home from an
extended weatern tour.
Mr.. John "A. Gore, of st. Clairoville,
was at The Stsmm house yesterday.
Mr.. NelEon R. Wheeler, OF Morgantown,
wss at tho Mcclure house yesterday.
Mr::W. N. Thomas, Of shinnston, was
registered at tho Howell house yesterday.
Mr.. Jamison, OF this city, is spending
the time pleasantly at the Parketsburg
Mineral Wells.
Rev. D. B. Updegraff, the iamoua Mt.
Pleasant evangelist OF the Society Of
Friends, was in the city yesterday.
Major R. @. Catch has been called to
his home at Cincinnati again. This time
1t is to attend the funeral Of a nephew.
Mrs. Ralph Kline and son, Edwin, left
yesterday for Barnesville, Ohio, and will
spend the summer With their parents
there.
Chief Of Police Porter Smith returned
last evening from New Castle, Pa, where
he went to attend the funeral Of his
mother. 4
Mr.. 7. NJ. Garyin returned home yester-
day from New Athens, where he went to
attend, tho commencement exercises at
franklin College. jill, <. J.,
Capt. John McLure and wife will leave
this month Tor Europe Tor an extended
tour, Their daughter, Mieu Bette, will
accompany them. r.
Hon. George R. R. Cockburn, Of Toron.
to, & member Of the Canadian Parliament,
is in the city looking after interests he has
in real estate here. ~ ~
It is rumored that Mr.. Charles a. Old.
ham, OF Moundsyille, who has quite q
number OF friends here, 10 an applicant
Tor the position Of postmaster OF thar town
Miss Minnie Johnston and brother,
Goodnoe, OF Martins Ferry, and Misses
Bessie, Ella and Mary Faris, Of the Island,
leave this morning on visit to relatives
near Psrkersburg. q. RI
II. E. Alexander, OF ST. Ulairsville, who
graduated laat week from Washington-
Jefferson College, went from Washington
to Chicago, where lie will probably engage
in newspaper work. - n y. AZ
Miss Annie McVey, Of The Telephone
Exchange of this city, 10 in Parkeyeburg
at preaent, looking after tho Exchange
there in the abaence Of the regular opera
tor, who Is of on vacation. ~. 49,
al Rheipstrom, court stenographer, ar.
rived in town Saturday evening. AIS
social manner, and that genial smiln OF
his, makes him welcome wherever he
goes.-Mep Cumberland Independent. Is
Gus Jordan, Of Point Pleasant; George
q. Burriss. OF smithGsld; George ]. E,m.
Itch, Of Charleston. and Samuel B. Clark,
Miss Mary s. Clark, Master George A.
Clark and Mics Sadie ]. Cochran, oil Tole-
do, were at the McLure yesterday.
Hon. and Mira. Basil T. Bowers, OF New
Martinsyllle, passed through the city yea.
terday OF their, way home from New
Athans, o., where they had boon to attend
the annual commencement exercises OF
Franklin College, Mr., BoSefs' :4ilma Aaker.
Mr.. S. g. Smith, Of thiu city, formerly
OF Hancock county, has been appointed
attorney for the town Of Nov Cumberland
for q term o! two years. Mr. Smith ia "a
bright young lswyer and a better man for
the position could not hsye been chosen.
Mr.. n. D. Adams, OF tho Register, has
gone 10 bis old homo near 81. George,
Tucker county. to spend q vacation Of sew
erat weess.s 1t ia reported that early ID
the fsll Mr., II. O, Ogden, men,i,or Of the
class graduated from the State Univera!!y
st Mopesntowp, will fll a position on tho
editorial esaG Of that paper, II t,;i5